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Fana Hues and Jazzi McGilbert highlight Black women's impact in LA communities.
Operation Protective Edge escalates in Gaza as Israeli airstrikes and naval bombardments lead to widespread destruction and high civilian casualties amid ongoing Hamas rocket attacks.
Dr. David Scheiner advocates for a single-payer healthcare system in the United States, arguing for universal Medicare to replace private insurance companies.
Obesity in America is addressed through the Trump administration's dual-track strategy of promoting weight-loss medications and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again initiative.
Over 23 universities in the U.S. have seen minority and Black student protests demanding changes to address institutional racism in higher education.
Economic inequality in America is examined through historical events and movements, highlighting the ongoing struggle for democracy and social justice.
Homegrown is a community space in Tottenham fighting against gentrification and loss of voice.
Mark Rowley, the Met police commissioner, announces the decision to drop disciplinary proceedings against the officer who shot 24-year-old Chris Kaba in Streatham Hill.
The Niger Delta faces unemployment and oil spillage, causing community frustration and conflict.
Olena Bilozerska, a Ukrainian journalist and sniper in the armed forces, documents her experiences in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict while addressing political movements.
In Philadelphia, environmental activists like Sonya Sanders and Carol White unite to ensure the closure of the East Coast's largest oil refinery for good.
Bounty hunter Donnie finally apprehends a fugitive he has pursued for an extended period, highlighting the challenges of his profession.
John-Allan Namu investigates the Kenyatta family's wealth and influence in Kenya, highlighting connections to the Pandora Papers and systemic corruption.
Thousands of migrants cover 120 kilometers each day through southern Mexico, facing police blockades and harsh weather as they seek a better life in the United States.
More than 1,000 Nigerian women are trafficked into Italy each year, many forced into prostitution along the Strada Bonifica, known as the 'road of love'.
A shooting incident near Kochav Yair in central Israel resulted in one death and five injuries, prompting security forces to kill two suspects and impose movement restrictions.
Elvis Summers builds tiny houses for the homeless in Los Angeles, despite city authorities banning their use and accusing them of threatening public safety.
A piledriver move by Jerry Lawler hospitalized Andy Kaufman, escalating their infamous wrestling feud that captivated audiences in the 1970s.
South Yorkshire Police confront dangerous drivers and high-speed pursuits, including a fatal road rage incident and a 100MPH chase involving a stolen car.
One year after the Air India crash in Ahmedabad that killed 260 people, families and survivors express frustration over unfulfilled compensation and a stalled investigation.
Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur addresses gender issues in sports, the impact of the Gaza conflict, and her plans for a return to competition after motherhood.
Virginia Dignum and David Leslie discuss OpenAI's recent security breach, examining accountability, ethics, and the need for international AI regulation.
The self-optimization trend on social media platforms raises questions about its impact on mental health and personal well-being in contemporary society.
The Oreshnik missile strike near Kyiv highlights Ukraine's foreknowledge of the attack, as President Zelenskyy and the US Embassy issued warnings, yet it could not be intercepted.
80 people find shelter in a Liverpool building as a property developer confronts the city's homelessness crisis amid a luxury property boom.
Stateless individuals in Lebanon face a life of uncertainty and hardship in refugee camps, enduring limited rights and a struggle for identity over 50 years.
Outside No10 Downing Street, Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to resign amid political turmoil in the UK.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, an Ebola outbreak has resulted in over 1,000 deaths, exacerbated by violence against health workers and treatment facilities.
Black doctors in Philadelphia unite to improve COVID-19 care for their community.
The Garden Navy rescues migrants in Lampedusa amid a growing crisis in Europe.
Today, Argentina faces a crisis with the enormously addictive drug paco among its youth.
Sexual predators exploit Instagram's algorithm, which inadvertently facilitates paedophile activity, as revealed in a detailed investigation by ARTE.tv.
Pakistan's government has imposed strict regulations on international media reporting, requiring permission to cover events outside major cities following allegations of violence in Kashmir.
Pakistan's opening of land trade routes to Iran raises questions about the implications for US pressure on Tehran and the ongoing Islamabad-mediated peace talks.
Recent attacks in Pakistan have raised tensions with Afghanistan, prompting warnings from officials like Masood Khan and discussions among experts including Michael Kugelman.
Over 1,700 people died in Pakistan due to unprecedented flooding that destroyed more than 4 million acres of agricultural land and caused $10 billion in damages.
In Lahore, lawyers navigate Pakistan's blasphemy laws, where life sentences and death row await those accused, amid a Supreme Court yet to uphold any death sentences.
In Karachi, Pakistan, millions faced severe water shortages in 2016 due to climate change and mismanagement, forcing families to buy water at exorbitant prices.
Pakistan's growing role in global diplomacy is overshadowed by significant internal challenges, as analyzed by Khurram Husain.
Three female members of the Ahmadiyya community in Pakistan face severe persecution under Section 298 of the Pakistan Penal Code, risking imprisonment or death.
Palantir's controversial rise, fueled by connections in Washington and Westminster, faces scrutiny from human rights activists and data specialists amid its global contracts.
A family fled their burning town with two cars nearly empty, driving through thick smoke that made it impossible to see in front of them.
Parents of missing students protest in Guerrero, demanding justice four months after the attack.
France faces terror unleashed in Paris as gunmen attack Charlie Hebdo on a Wednesday morning.
In June 2008, David Brill investigates tensions in divided Paris amid rising riots.
Unemployment in the 93rd department of Paris reaches as high as 40%, fueling anger and resentment among residents in the impoverished suburbs.
Donald Trump's push for peace in Lebanon faces significant challenges as Hezbollah rejects disarmament amid ongoing violence and displacement in the region.
Colombia's upcoming presidential election serves as a critical assessment of Gustavo Petro's presidency amid rising security concerns and debates over his "total peace" strategy.
